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Swing going off the rails? Get back on track with this simple drill

Swing going off the rails? Get back on track with this simple drill

Swing Going Off the Rails? Get Back on Track with This Simple Drill

Is your golf swing losing momentum? If so, it may be time to address some fundamental flaws. A common culprit is improper weight distribution during the swing.

To correct this, try this simple drill:

Swing Barefoot: Take your shoes off and practice your swing. Without shoes, you’ll feel the ground beneath your feet better, helping you distribute your weight evenly.

Focus on Your Back Foot: As you swing, ensure you’re pushing off your back foot and maintaining a stable base. Your weight should transition to your front foot at the impact.

* Tempo: Keep a steady rhythm throughout the swing. Avoid rushing or decelerating during the transition.

Incorporating this drill into your practice routine will help you refine your weight distribution, leading to a more balanced and powerful swing. With consistent effort, you can get back on track and restore your swing’s former glory.